INVITED SPEAKERS
- J.L.Campbell, Canada - PIXE and the Mars Mission
- H. Paul, Austria - The energy loss of swift ions in matter
- G. Lapicki, USA - The status of theoretical K-shell ionisation cross sections for protons
- Keizo Ishii, Japan - Continuous background in PIXE
- Takeshi Mukoyama, Japan - Higher-order processes in ion-atom collisions
- B. Doyle, USA - The New Micro-PIXE System at Sandia
- A. Denker, Germany - Quantitative analysis using very energetic protons
- U. Wätjen, Belgium - Approaches to quality assurance in the application of PIXE analysis
- A. Giumlia-Mair, Italy - Chemical analyses and archaeometallurgy: problems and possibilities
- P. A. Mando, Italy - The interaction of PIXE and archaeometry: recent trends and developments
- G. Demortier, Belgium - Measurements of very thick multilayers by PIXE
- P. Artaxo, Brazil - The role of aerosols on the radiation budget and cloud formation in Amazonia
- P. Moretto, France - Biomedical applications of PIXE using microbeams
- W. Przybylowicz, South Africa - MicroPIXE in ecophysiology
- G. W. Grime, UK - Managment of microPIXE as a multidisciplinary academic activity
- K. G. Malmqvist, Sweden - Concluding Remarks and Visions
